C-VILLE Weekly reporter Catie Ratliff discusses the Virginia Festival of the Book, city bus drivers pushing for a raise and Albemarle County Schools' approval of a new school site. 

Charlottesville Mayor Juandiego Wade discusses the city's proposed budget and tax hikes, and explains why he voted against a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Award-winning author Yasmin Angoe discusses her acclaimed Nena Knight trilogy, her upcoming thriller and why she creates complex black female protagonists. Angoe will participate in the Sequels and Segues: Crime Wave panel presentation at the Virginia Festival of the Book on March 23.

Infocville.com journalist Sean Tubbs discusses the city's multiple proposed tax hikes, funding to accelerate the region's biotech sector, and support for bringing water to urbanized Zion Crossroads.

Cvillerightnow.com editor Jaclyn Piermarini and Courteney Stuart discuss the new hyperlocal news site and the death of local civil rights icon Lorraine Williams.

Indie Short Film Festival founder Ty Cooper previews the event happening March 22-24.

Cvillerightnow Editor Jaclyn Piermarini discusses the launch of the hyperlocal news website and what it means for listeners of WINA and the entire Charlottesville community.

Richard DiCiccio, editor, and Catie Ratliff, writer, discuss stories covering the presidential candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., a new retro video game store in Charlottesville, and the Virginia General Assembly. 

Rappahannock tribe Chief Anne Richardson discusses her successful efforts to reclaim ancestral lands and what she plans to share at her upcoming talk at her SXSW Conference presentation.

Attorney Greg Werkheiser, founding partner at Cultural Heritage Partners law firm, previews the panel discussion he’ll lead at SXSW in Austin titled The Battle to Honor Native and Black Cultural Heritage.